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... Corn hill, j Loadoa/enTassaoAVthesiftof A«gaA ( Twelrs j A Valuable, conspift, and defirable 1 ESTATE, fiWte in the parifliM ofCrMt ahdLlftle Conurd, NewK®*, and APngton, Threemiley , from the' capital market town of udbury, and one and half from the navigable rarer Stoor, of Suffoßt} compri&Bgthe OREVS, which*, very extepfire, and Oock’d with tame; alfo, A eom-plete eoptaining about *J4 “'*• ...
... NE AST L.,E COUR A N T fe c. I . EWCAStLe Son Tyne. ...
... TO be SOLD PRIVAtE CONTRACT,— The FREEHOLD MANOR of Nqxth Hinksby, with good Filbcry, (hull and two compad imptoveable Farms, felt at the annual Rant of 722!. ficuate ia the County of Berka, within two Miles the City of Oxford. Mr. George one of the Tenants, will fliew the ftumMtt, and the Price and further Particulars may of Meflis. Kent, Ctaridge, and Pearce, No. 3, Craig’s Court, Charing ...
... I rfZ** l « tte fit'tourning Bride. Her engagement s i: - IC ?? S vsbo hsive applied for placer, for Mrs SlD- n. ■ t'i luorderto avoid ilii'as poiistmcnti or mlftakcs, ?? 'fifiZr-Ze tii- M-iss-sie'lay .lax,, w'vss: te . ri: ' SC wicati.ms will he adjufted in ihch a mm, ,cr as to ' ?? with as general fadsfac'.ion as circumttanccs will »ID I N G SCHOOL, 'ear ti ■■■ Botanic Garden, I.eitii ...
... That his raid Father, RICHARD LINNECAR, (who begs to re- turn his befl Thanks to his Friends and the Public, for all Favors conferred on h'.m in the Wine and Spiiit Bufinefs, and requefts a Continuance thereof to his Son, Ceorge Dixon Linnecar) having declined the Wine and Spirit Bufinefs in favor of him ; and the faid George Dixon Linnecar having got in a laige Stock of Portugal, Spanifli and ...
... with ck'iiance and pro- priety, Writing in ail its vai ?? hands, Ar ...
... to MONDAY the Eighteenth Injlant at MATLOCK BATH. ■ 11 -Co be ...
... Brilliant T I sXH'W HON Or FIRE-WORKS, under the direc- fen I ?? J j[ nat esoht o'clock, and ihe Fireworks .. ?? yZz£L 'half pafl eight, and fciifh about ten o'clock. W' l firil Seats as. Second dstto Is. , R Th_ HORSEMANSHIP to-morrow and Saturday, * t HEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS, George Street, New Tovin. -\ r oIFRAL MUFFING of the PROPRIETORS of f ! A t'IFVs'ROOMS b to be held attbe Royal Ex- if ...
... [Price Three Pence.] ...
... ALL Pcrfons baving demand on the Eftateand EffeAaof Mr. MICHABL WOOD, late of Bock, ing, dec* are deflred to fend an account thereof to Mr. John Wood, of IngateftoM } or Mr. Samuel Crakanthorp, of Coleheftcr, his executors § or to Mr. Jsmcs Alftone,'Boeking. And thole who ftood indebted to tbe laid Michael Wood, at time of hi* deeeafe, are defiled to pay fame hit executors, or to Mr. J. Alftoor. ...
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... 1 save to acquaint his Etiends, and the Pit- ...